U.S. Military Police (MP) in Vietnam. View from a Military Police jeep en route on a street. MPs of the 504th MP Headquarters patrol the highway. Jeep passes row of bars. The MP halts in front of a bar. Two MPs enter and leave the bar.
U.S. Military Police (MP) in Vietnam. MIlitary jeep parked in front of sandbagged building. Military Policemen (MPs) in ranks stand for roll call. A Seargent inspects the MPs in ranks. He inspects each one's pistol. The formation is dismissed. A sign reads '504 A'. Row of tents at the camp. A board for the Battalion reads 'CO 'A' 504th MP BN'.
Archway over a street in Nha Trang. Entrance to the Long Sơn Pagoda (22 Đ. 23/10, Phương sơn, Thành phố Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000, Vietnam). The iconic white Buddha statue on a hill at Long Sơn Pagoda. The temple in the foreground. The statue and surrounding area. Trees in the temple compound. Steps leading up to the statue. Incense offerings in front of the white Buddha.
Robber Clyde Barrow behind the bars. He is released on parole in 1932. He hooks up with Raymond Hamilton in a wide ranging crime spree that included murder of storekeeper J. N. Busher, in Texas. Newspaper front pages tracking the criminal acts of the Barrow and the Arrow gangs. In Dallas County Jail William Daniel Jones, a member of Barrow gang, speaks, for the record, about Clyde Barrow. From "The Retribution of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker."
Conclusion of "The Retribution of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker." In Louisiana, officer Prentiss Oakley talks about how all officers involved fulfilled their duties, carried out orders, and thus justice was served by the killing of Bonnie and Clyde in Louisiana. Crowds fill the sidewalk in front of the Dallas funeral home where Clyde Barrow's body has been brought for burial. The aged father and mother of Clyde Barrow. People crowd around them.Barrow's younger brother consoles his mother. The burial of Clyde Barrow. People lay wreaths on the coffin, and the first shovels of earth are placed in the grave. Three miles away, at another funeral home, even larger crowds line up to view remains of Bonnie Parker. But her funeral and interment is attended only close friends and family, including a younger sister (temporarily on leave from prison) accused of killing two highway patrolmen.
King Faisal ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia during a visit to Washington DC. A banner across the street reads 'Welcome His Majesty King Faisal'. Cars move out of the White House. Spectators line the sidewalks outside the White House. The White House in the background. Flags of the United States and Saudi Arabia. A military bands plays. U,S. military units parade. Spectators line the sidewalks. The King and President Johnson in a motorcade. A poster of King Faisal and President Johnson on a pole. A flag of Saudi Arabia and a poster beneath the flag. The King and the President ride in the rear seat of a limousine, with Secretary of State, while Dean Rusk, and another official occupy the seat in front of them. Secret Service agents stand on the rear of the limousine. People standing at the road side applaud to welcome the King. A flag of Saudi Arabia. U.S. military honor guard. The limousine stops at Blair House, across from the White House, on Pennsylvania Avenue. President Johnson and the King of Saudi Arabia step from the car. An greets them and presents the King with a token gift. Photographers take pictures. The King speaks into a microphone, thanking the official for the gift, and also shakes hands with the President. A soldier salutes. President Johnson escorts King Faisal up the steps ot Blair House.
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